Como midfielder Cesc Fabregas admits he is ‘working hard’ on his coaching career notes that ‘football is growing away from’ No.10s such as Kaka and Manuel Rui Costa.
The former Spain international joined Serie B side Como on a free transfer last summer, signing a two-year deal. He has collected eight appearances across all competitions this season.
On Thursday, he took some time to interact with his Twitter followers, replying to questions from them.
During his chat with Fans, Fabregas said that he is working hard on his coaching career, adding more thoughts on football and the role of modern midfielders.
He also said that football is ‘growing away’ from ‘typical No-10 such as Kaka, Rui Costa or Mesut Ozil.’
The 37-year-old won one World Cup and two Euros with Spain, plus two Premier League titles with Chelsea and two La Liga titles with Barcelona. He also lifted the FA Cup with Arsenal, his first Premier League club.
Fabregas said that Rooney, Tevez and Ronaldo’s United were the toughest opponent he faced in England along with Mourinho’s Chelsea.